Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.scopes.IASScope

org.apache.flex.compiler.scopes.IASScope

{@link IASScope} represents a scope found within ActionScript.Together with {@link IDefinition}, it is the basis of the compiler's symbol table.

Scopes keep track of the definitions defined within a section of source code (and also any import and use namespace directives).

It is common for a definition contained within a scope to contain another scope, so scopes and definitions form a hierarchical structure.

Scopes exist at the level of projects, files, packages, classes, interfaces, functions, catch blocks, and with blocks.

A file scope (which may contain package, class, interface, function, catch, and with scopes) is the local symbol table for resolving references in a compilation unit to definitions within that same compilation unit.

A project scope, populated with any externally visible definitions from each file scope, is the global symbol table for resolving reference in a compilation unit to definitions in other compilation units.

Each {@link IASScope} supports the following behavior:

Getting the containing scope.
Getting the scoped definition that produced the scope.
Getting the scoped node that produced the scope.
Getting the definitions in the scope that have a specified base name.
Getting all the base names of the definitions in the scope.
Getting all the sets of definitions in the scope that have a common base name.
Getting all the definitions in the scope.

    }


    @Override
    public void emitPackageFooter(IPackageDefinition definition)
    {
        IASScope containedScope = definition.getContainedScope();
        ITypeDefinition type = findType(containedScope.getAllLocalDefinitions());
        if (type == null)
            return;


        ITypeNode tnode = findTypeNode(definition.getNode());
        if (tnode != null)

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